(EMAILWIRE.COM, March 28, 2012 ) Chicago, IL -- Best eReaders has produced an extensive Review of Amazon Kindle Fire, which describes the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet. This ereader review begins by describing in brief the key contents of the review, saying it is focused on the details that matter in the Kindle Fire but also touches on the shiny aspects that are equally important for those consumers who value aesthetics. This ebook reader review is structured around features that stand out in the Fire, those that may not be so powerful when compared to other competing tablets in the market, as well as common features and how they relate to the other tablets.
Since pricing will always make a crucial consideration for any customer looking for the best ebook reader, the creators of the Kindle Fire review have listed it first in the 25 reasons that should make consumers consider owning a Kindle Fire. The Amazon Kindle Fire retails at $199 or $300 cheaper compared to the entry level iPad2. The most expensive iPad2 costs $630 more than the Kindle Fire, making it obvious that the Kindle Fire is perhaps the most affordable eReader in the market-a factor that is likely to attract the attention of consumers from any part of the world. Other equally good features include a free paid app every day, durable display, ultra fast browsing (Amazon silk), anti-glare display, support for Adobe Flash player, micro (B) USB port, media bookmarks and free Amazon Prime for one month. One can find a previous press release they published on this page.
About Best eReaders:
Best eReaders is a tablet review website that is dedicated to guiding consumers on the best tablets in the market. It features reviews, comparisons of different tablet computers as well as genuine recommendations of some of the best tablets in the market, based on important features as well as common user needs.
